Blazer
ID picture editor: formal attire, plain background, one selfie.
Turn one selfie into a square formal photo on a plain white, blue, or red background. An ID picture maker for resumes, company and school IDs, and application forms that ask for formal attire.
The right ID picture, first try
Exact 1x1 and 2x2 sizes on a white, blue or red background, in corporate attire, ready to print or upload from one selfie.
- Exact 1x1 and 2x2 inch files at 300 or 600 dpi
- Blazer, collared shirt or barong, no formal clothes needed
- Print sheets for 4R and A4 with cut guides
For resumes, company and school IDs, and forms that ask for a formal photo. Not for passports or government IDs: they need an unaltered photograph.
Your pick
White background, blazer
Try it free with your selfieReady in about 15 seconds. You create an account when you generate.
- Preview up to 3 looks with your face
- Free
- Keep them in full resolution, plus 100 more photos in any pack
- $19 once
No subscription. Download nothing in full resolution and get a full refund within 7 days.
Pick a background and attire
1 of 3 picked
White background
Blue background
Red background
White is the safest choice. Pick blue or red only when the form asks for it. Tap a photo to see the look on its own page.
1 of 3 pickedWhite background, blazer
Try it freeExact sizes, ready to print
Every unlocked picture downloads in these sizes. Print the PDF at 100% scale and cut along the guides.
| Size | 300 dpi | 600 dpi |
|---|---|---|
| 1x1 ID picture1x1 in (2.54 cm) | 300 x 300 px | 600 x 600 px |
| 2x2 ID picture2x2 in (5.08 cm) | 600 x 600 px | 1200 x 1200 px |
- 4R (4 x 6 in) sheet
- 2 pieces 2x2 and 7 pieces 1x1, the usual set for a job application. PDF or JPG.
- A4 (210 x 297 mm) sheet
- 6 pieces 2x2 and 20 pieces 1x1 for a home or office printer. PDF.
Head size is not checked against an official specification, so use these where a formal photo is requested rather than legally specified.
From selfie to printed ID picture
1
Pick background and attire
White, blue or red, with a blazer, collared shirt or barong. Pick up to three to compare.
2
Preview with your selfie, free
Upload one clear, front-facing selfie. A watermarked preview is ready in about 15 seconds.
3
Keep it for $19 once
Unlock full resolution with every print size and sheet, plus 100 more photos in any pack.
Where people use it
- Resume and job applications
- Employers across Southeast Asia expect a formal photo attached to the CV. One selfie produces the blazer-and-plain-background version without booking a photo studio.
- Company and school IDs
- HR and school registrars usually ask for a square photo on a plain background, in formal attire. This pack produces that shape directly.
- Barong tagalog for Philippine records
- Where barong tagalog is the expected formal attire, generate it from the same selfie instead of borrowing one for a photo appointment.
- Profile photos that must look plain
- Some directories and registries want a neutral photo rather than a styled headshot. This is the neutral version.
ID picture questions
Can I use this for a passport or a government ID?
No. Passports, drivers licences, and most government IDs require a recent unaltered photograph, and many issuing authorities prohibit AI-generated or digitally altered images. Submitting one can get your application rejected. Use this for resumes, company IDs, school records, and forms where a formal photo is requested rather than legally specified.
Is the output a 1x1 or 2x2 ID picture?
Both. After you unlock a photo you can download it as an exact 1x1 inch (2.54 cm) or 2x2 inch (5.08 cm) file at 300 or 600 dpi, or as a print sheet: a 4R (4x6 inch) sheet with two 2x2 and seven 1x1 copies, or an A4 sheet, as JPG or PDF. Print the PDF at 100% scale. The head size is not checked against an official spec, so use it where a formal photo is requested rather than legally specified.
How much does it cost?
Previews are free: try up to 3 backgrounds and outfits with your own selfie and see watermarked results before paying anything. The $19 Headshot Pack, paid once, unlocks your previews in full resolution with every print size and the print sheets, and adds 100 more photos. If you download nothing in full resolution, you can get a full refund within 7 days.
Which background should I pick?
White is the most widely accepted. Pick blue or red only when the form explicitly asks for it — some employers and schools, particularly in the Philippines, specify a coloured background. Each background comes with a blazer, collared shirt, or barong tagalog option.
Will it still look like me?
Yes. The prompt keeps your face, skin tone, hair, and apparent age as they are in your selfie, with no beautification or slimming. A formal photo that no longer resembles you defeats its purpose.
Do I need to wear formal clothes for the selfie?
No. The attire is generated — a dark blazer, a plain collared shirt, or barong tagalog. Upload a clear, well-lit selfie facing the camera and the wardrobe is handled for you.
Other ID photo tools
- Formal Attire Photo Editor
Upload a casual selfie and get the same face in formal attire on a plain background. Choose a dark blazer, a collared shirt, or a barong tagalog, on white, blue, or red.
- 2x2 Picture Editor
Get a 2x2 inch (5.08 cm) photo in formal attire on a white, blue, or red background, at 300 or 600 dpi, plus a 4R print sheet with cut guides.
- Passport Size Picture Editor
Many forms ask for a "passport size" picture when they mean a small formal photo. Make one from a selfie in formal attire, as a 2x2 or 35 x 45 mm file and a print sheet.
- Corporate Attire Editor
Turn a casual selfie into a plain-background photo in corporate attire for company IDs, HR records, and resumes, with exact 1x1 and 2x2 exports.
Your ID picture, before you pay anything
One selfie, about 15 seconds, a free watermarked preview. $19 once only if you keep it.